Why Your Will — and Your Executor — Matter A will is a cornerstone of any estate plan. It records your final wishes and ensures they are carried out after your passing. Central to this process is your executor—the person (or...
Read MoreIt is becoming more common for people to start new relationships later in life, at a time when financial circumstances, retirement planning, and long-term security are especially important. When Spousal Status Applies In British Columbia, the law treats couples as legal spouses if: 1. they...
Read MoreMake Your Business Sale Work for your Retirement When you’re preparing to retire, the goals are usually simple: keep more money after tax, reduce complexity and avoid future stress. For many business owners, selling the shares of their company—rather than selling the company’s...
Read MoreAs a lawyer and a parent of vulnerable adults, I have first-hand knowledge of the barriers families face and the complexity of estate and incapacity planning. Proper estate planning is key to protecting the needs, autonomy, and long-term security of...
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